A fuller
picture
of your
health,
in one scan.
Your full-body MRI is reviewed by 3 consultant radiologists specialising in brain and spine, abdominal, and cardiac and thoracic imaging. View your images and report in the GetScanned app, then discuss your results and next steps with a GP.
£1,650
Why GetScanned?
3 specialist consultant radiologists
GP results consultation
CQC-registered partner clinics
No referral to arrange yourself
MRI uses no ionising radiation
Results typically in 2–5 working days
Three specialists.
One
joined-up
report.
Different areas of the body require different expertise. Each part of your scan is reviewed by the consultant specialist whose expertise matches that area.
Dr Dermot Mallon
Consultant neuroradiologist at Queen Square. Dr Mallon reviews the brain and spine.
Their findings are brought together in one report, available alongside your scan images in the app. A GP then talks you through the results and explains any recommended next step.
See a sample report
Your results,
without the
medical
maze.
See your scan images, radiology report and GP explanation together in the GetScanned app.
1
Radiology report
Findings from all three specialist reviews, brought together in one place.
2
Your scan images
Secure access whenever you need them.
3
GP consultation
Discuss what the findings mean and whether anything needs to happen next.
Preview a sample report
Dr Nitin Shori
Clinical Specialist
The full-body MRI demonstrates generally well-preserved organ structures and musculoskeletal integrity. Mild degenerative changes are noted in the lumbar spine, consistent with age-related wear. No suspicious masses are identified in the abdominal or...
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03
I’ve reached a milestone birthday
Create a point-in-time picture of your health.
People book for
different
reasons.
Some want a broader understanding of their health. Some have reached a milestone that has changed how they think about prevention. Others simply feel it is time to look more closely.
01
I want to be more proactive
Get a broad view of your health today.
02
My family history is on my mind
Understand what MRI can - and can’t - tell you.
04
I’m helping someone I love
Find out how booking or gifting works.
What does the
scan
cover.
Your scan assesses major structures across the:
Brain
Spine
Chest
Abdomen
Pelvis
Full-body MRI does not assess every organ or condition equally well and does not
replace NHS breast, bowel, cervical or other established screening programmes.
Why is full-body
MRI
debated?
The concerns are real. A full-body MRI is a significant investment. It can reveal harmless abnormalities that need clarification. And no scan can rule out every disease.
But scans can also uncover findings that warrant medical attention - even in people who feel well.
Andrew Huberman is not affiliated with or endorsing GetScanned.
How GetScanned
handles
that uncertainty
01
Specialist review
Three consultant radiologists review the areas matching their expertise.
02
A GP conversation - not just a report
A GP explains your results and what, if anything, should happen next.
03
Triage based on clinical importance
Not every finding requires further investigation. Recommendations are based on the nature and urgency of the finding.
A full-body MRI is not right for everyone. Our role is to give you a broad assessment, explain its limitations and help you understand the result.
See whether it may be right for me
What a full-body MRI
can
- and
can’t
- offer.
What it can offer
+
A broad assessment across major body areas
+
Review by three specialist consultant radiologists
+
A point-in-time record you can keep , build on and share
+
GP-supported interpretation and next steps
What it cannot offer
×
A guarantee that you are free from disease
×
A replacement for NHS screening
×
Equal accuracy for every organ or condition
×
A guarantee that no further testing will be needed
Could a full-body MRI
be
right for me?
It may suit you if you:
Want a broad structural overview of your health
Want private access without arranging your own referral
Feel prepared for the possibility of follow-up tests
Understand that no scan detects everything
Have a specific
symptom or concern?
Speak to a healthcare professional first.
A targeted test may be more appropriate.
Have an implant or
metal in your body?
Our safety questionnaire helps determine whether MRI is suitable.
For urgent or life-threatening symptoms, call 999. For urgent medical advice in the UK, use NHS 111.
Everything
for
included
£1,650
Your booking includes
Check availability near me
Medical and MRI safety review
Doctor-arranged referral
03
Full-body MRI at your chosen clinic
Review by Dr Dermot Mallon, Dr Asad Tamimi and Dr Senan Alsanjari
Combined radiology report
Secure access to your scan images in the app
GP results consultation
Guidance on recommended next steps
Questions
worth
asking
Can a full-body MRI detect cancer?
A full-body MRI can identify some abnormalities that may represent cancer, but it cannot detect every cancer or confirm that every abnormality is malignant. It should not be treated as a way to rule out cancer.
What happens if something is found?
A GP talks you through the result and any recommended next step. Depending on the finding, that may mean speaking with your usual GP, arranging a targeted test, consulting a specialist or monitoring it over time.
Can I have an MRI with an implant?
It depends on the implant or device. Complete the safety questionnaire accurately so the clinical team can assess whether MRI is suitable.
What exactly does the scan cover?
The protocol assesses major structures across the brain, spine, chest, abdomen and pelvis.
What if I am claustrophobic?
Tell us before booking. Depending on the clinic, additional support or a wider-bore scanner may be available and should be arranged in advance.
Can I change my appointment?
Yes - our support team can help you change your appointment.
Ready to see
what’s available?
Enter your postcode to compare full-body MRI clinics and available dates. Takes 30 seconds | No commitment
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Health decisions are personal, but the reason behind them often is not. Learn how to contribute towards a scan for a parent, partner or someone else you care about.
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GetScanned is a direct booking platform for private medical scans across the UK.
We help patients, clinicians, and businesses find and book scans at trusted clinics nearby.
CQC Services provided by Get Real Health Limited
© 2025 GetScanned Ltd - Company registration no. 15634790
Jactin House, 24 Hood Street, Ancoats, Manchester M4 6WX
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A fuller
picture
of your
health,
in one scan.
Your full-body MRI is reviewed by 3 consultant radiologists specialising in brain and spine, abdominal, and cardiac and thoracic imaging. View your images and report in the GetScanned app, then discuss your results and next steps with a GP.
Check availability near me
See what the scan covers
£1,650
Book now
Excellent
A fuller
picture
of your
health,
in one scan.
Your full-body MRI is reviewed by 3 consultant radiologists specialising in brain and spine, abdominal, and cardiac and thoracic imaging. View your images and report in the GetScanned app, then discuss your results and next steps with a GP.
Check availability near me
See what the scan covers
£1,650
Why GetScanned?
3 specialist consultant radiologists
GP results consultation
CQC-registered partner clinics
No referral to arrange yourself
MRI uses no ionising radiation
Results typically in 2–5 working days
Three specialists.
One
joined-up
report.
Different areas of the body require different expertise. Each part of your scan is reviewed by the consultant specialist whose expertise matches that area.
Their findings are brought together in one report, available alongside your scan images in the app. A GP then talks you through the results and explains any recommended next step.
See a sample report
Your results, without
the
medical
maze.
See your scan images, radiology report and GP explanation together in the GetScanned app.
1
Radiology report
Findings from all three specialist reviews, brought together in one place.
2
Your scan images
Secure access whenever you need them.
3
GP consultation
Discuss what the findings mean and whether anything needs to happen next.
Preview a sample report
Dr Nitin Shori
Clinical Specialist
The full-body MRI demonstrates generally well-preserved organ structures and musculoskeletal integrity. Mild degenerative changes are noted in the lumbar spine, consistent with age-related wear. No suspicious masses are identified in the abdominal or...
People book for
different
reasons.
Some want a broader understanding of their health. Some have reached a milestone that has changed how they think about prevention. Others simply feel it is time to look more closely.
01
I want to be more proactive
Get a broad view of your health today.
02
My family history is on my mind
Understand what MRI can - and can’t - tell you.
03
I’ve reached a milestone birthday
Create a point-in-time picture of your health.
04
I’m helping someone I love
Find out how booking or gifting works.
View customer’s response
View customer’s response
What does the
scan
cover.
Your scan assesses major structures across the:
Brain
Spine
Chest
Abdomen
Pelvis
Full-body MRI does not assess every organ or condition equally well and does not replace NHS breast, bowel, cervical or other established screening programmes.
Why is full-body
MRI
debated?
The concerns are real. A full-body MRI is a significant investment. It can reveal harmless abnormalities that need clarification. And no scan can rule out every disease.
But scans can also uncover findings that warrant medical attention - even in people who feel well.
Andrew Huberman is not affiliated with or endorsing GetScanned.
How GetScanned
handles
that uncertainty
01
Specialist review
Three consultant radiologists review the areas matching their expertise.
02
A GP conversation - not just a report
A GP explains your results and what, if anything, should happen next.
03
Triage based on clinical importance
Not every finding requires further investigation. Recommendations are based on the nature and urgency of the finding.
A full-body MRI is not right for everyone. Our role is to give you a broad assessment, explain its limitations and help you understand the result.
See whether it may be right for me
What it can offer
+
A broad assessment across major body areas
+
Review by three specialist consultant radiologists
+
A point-in-time record you can keep , build on and share
+
GP-supported interpretation and next steps
What it cannot offer
×
A guarantee that you are free from disease
×
A replacement for NHS screening
×
Equal accuracy for every organ or condition
×
A guarantee that no further testing will be needed
Could a full-body MRI
be
right for me?
It may suit you if you:
Want a broad structural overview of your health
Understand that no scan detects everything
Want private access without arranging your own referral
Feel prepared for the possibility of follow-up tests
Have a specific
symptom or concern?
Speak to a healthcare professional first.
A targeted test may be more appropriate.
Have an implant or
metal in your body?
Our safety questionnaire helps determine whether MRI is suitable.
For urgent or life-threatening symptoms, call 999. For urgent medical advice in the UK, use NHS 111.
Check availability near me
Speak to our team
Everything
for
included
£1,650
Your booking includes
Medical and MRI safety review
Doctor-arranged referral
Full-body MRI at your chosen clinic
Review by Dr Dermot Mallon, Dr Asad Tamimi and Dr Senan Alsanjari
Combined radiology report
Secure access to your scan images in the app
GP results consultation
Guidance on recommended next steps
Check availability near me
Questions
worth
asking
Can a full-body MRI detect cancer?
A full-body MRI can identify some abnormalities that may represent cancer, but it cannot detect every cancer or confirm that every abnormality is malignant. It should not be treated as a way to rule out cancer.
What exactly does the scan cover?
The protocol assesses major structures across the brain, spine, chest, abdomen and pelvis.
What happens if something is found?
A GP talks you through the result and any recommended next step. Depending on the finding, that may mean speaking with your usual GP, arranging a targeted test, consulting a specialist or monitoring it over time.
What if I am claustrophobic?
Tell us before booking. Depending on the clinic, additional support or a wider-bore scanner may be available and should be arranged in advance.
Can I have an MRI with an implant?
It depends on the implant or device. Complete the safety questionnaire accurately so the clinical team can assess whether MRI is suitable.
Can I change my appointment?
Yes - our support team can help you change your appointment.
Ready to see
what’s available?
Enter your postcode to compare full-body MRI clinics and available dates. Takes 30 seconds | No commitment
Check availability near me
Message us
£1,650
Check availability
Terms & Conditions
Privacy Policy
Medical Content Review Policy
Regulated by
GetScanned is a direct booking platform for private medical scans across the UK.
We help patients, clinicians, and businesses find and book scans at trusted clinics nearby.
CQC Services provided by Get Real Health Limited
© 2025 GetScanned Ltd - Company registration no. 15634790
Jactin House, 24 Hood Street, Ancoats, Manchester M4 6WX